The Sun. — London, England, 1826-02-13 00:00:00

• r - +444 ,4 it / Otr: ' WT 7 .4. 4 47(11' ..,.... S u • e",(61 0 1 4 # 1 it , }. ' r A i 7 j - c.. ,?" -.5\1 11 1 . 471 " 1. ) 1 -- "45 1 -4-, • f ‘ 11 " -(- • • f / ~ ~// / NUMBER 10,429. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1826. Prucre SEVENPENCE. OXFORD ELECTION. T . UE COMMITTEE for. conducting Mr ESTCOURT'S ELECTION meet daily, at the THATCHED HOUSE TAVERN, at Ten o'Clock. THOMAS GREENE, Chairman. No. 15, ,KlNo l BAnms 17,trtn, Fun. 3, FM.. DUItSUANT to nit Act, of the Gtit Gee. 41i .1 intituled "An Act to encourage the Working of.Altnes in Ireland, by means of English Capital, and tc.‘, regulate it Joint Stock Company for that purpose. to be called THE ARIGNA IRON AND COAL COMPANY," a• GENE RAL MECTINH of the said Company will beheld, on THURSDAY,' the 23d day of February Instant, .alTwrlve o'clock at Noon, at the - LONDON TAVERN', in Biskops gate-street, in the City of London. T. 11. rox, Secretary. DANCING. —The - attetition , pf P(rsootls who wish to be enabled to DANCE *lth propriety,- is re commended to a Prospectus of the DANCINti ACADM3IIr, 19, CASTI.E.STREHT, HOLBORN, (opposite Furnivars Inn, containing Observations and Cautions on the Ludicrous and Laborious Exertions substituted for (lancing in various rooms, held up to the Public as,Dancing Academics. May be bad at any time, except Wednesday and Friday evenings, after ti o'Clock. , The Principal may he spoken with (Mornings) front 9 till 12 o'Clock. PIA NO FORT ES. WA LT ER (from Mr. Tomkison's Maker W . to His Majesty), has on Sale it Stoei: of PIANO FORTES, which are recommended to those about tir per. chase, as being of a very superior descrit.tion, All Piano Fortes made lry W. Walter are warranted, and where the nioAt decided satisfaction is iiOt given, tnly be F.C. changed within Six Months, if returned free :of expellee.— At , the Manufactory, 118, GREAT 11 , USEI.L.STREET, 131,00NIStiLlitY, near Tottenham Court Road. BRITANNIA 'METAL Diqll COVERS, DA -VI - DRAY, • LR,ONMONGKR, 16, .CII(ANBOUItN-STIIEEr, LEICESTEII , SQUARE, (Inventor of the Wellintton Door Knocker, Engine Bath, &c.), begs- to return - his sincere and grateful thanks to his Friends for the liberal patronage he hits already received for above ('overs, which he hopes will continua to merit commendation, I). B. likewise hags to inform Officers and MerchantS that he has in .stock Canteen Services, and 'every other article of the, best workmanship in the Britannia Ware. Also com- Plete sets of Culinary utensils, from Five Guineas and, up wards. inll ti MAI ES, aba pels, Public -.Bill hi l ug s,. flails. Staircases, and Hothouses, effectually WA It 11 E D and 'V uNTI lATCD upn4' an improved PATENT PRIN CIPLE, by Messrs. WENTWORTH and Co. engineers - , N". 1 Purnivars inn, Holborn, and Manor mills, Rother hithe. All sorts o f steam engines and mill-work made and re- Paired both in town and country, Messrs. Wentworth and Co. nave also u patent for consulning smoke arising from. steam engines and other boilers, by the application of which the smoke is nbt only consumed, but a most important saving is made in fuel, and a great increase of power obtained at a 'coat - com paratively small. Undeniable references can be given of its complete success, and prospectuses explaining the patents had on application as above. 11 /11" ESSItS. U N G AND CO. of the s TRANI), , LACE MANUFACTURERS. in OR ! DI NA 11 I' to the K 1 NO, WILL OPEN that Spacious House, !234 itEGENT-STREET, opposite to Maddox-street on SATIRT w.A Y NEXT, Feb. 18, with a RICH DISPLAY of their OWN MANUFACTURE, perhaps the most Valuable ever produced from British Industry.—G. F. Urling and Co. Patentees, offer their most grateful thanks to the Nobility and' Gentry for a constant and valuable Patronaki during the last seven years, and now respectfully apprize them that at the sug. gestion of many Distinguished Families in the west, they have been induced to take - the above Premises for the purpose of Vending that long established article, named UR LINOS • LACE, a most SPLENDID and EXTENSIVE STOCK, superii+r to all former productions has been expressly prepared for this arrangemen't—N.B. To be disposed of the valuable and extensive Premises, No. 147, Strand, with immediate pos session. • DETONATING AND FLINT GUNS, PLATE AND PLATED GOODs. U.O LEANS, I*, IfIGO-LANI';, KC. ti • GENT.STLIEET (sole sueressor to Wilson) begs to Inform SportiGentlemen, that he has the L a rg es t C o ll ect i on in London, of Town-made - Detonating Owns, by all the Prin. ciple Makers, which he is 'enabled to sell at nearly Halt' their Original Cost. Several Air Guns and Rifles, by Stantlenmeyer. Ztuelling, Roist er , and Pocket Pistols, in great variety. • He also continues to keep a large Stock of SHEFFIELD PLATED ARTICLES of the best workmanship, , also n quantity of Second-hand Plate, Watches, Jewellery, Stc which he can sell unwsually Low. N• li. No connection with any othePHouse, NO. - 12, Vigo. lane, two doors from the Quadrant. i rg CAPTA INS - of SHIPS, PASSENGERS, and TRA . tr.YELLERS in General. ROYAL PATENT SELF-ILLU. INATING LAMP, producing immediate and per manent Light by touching a string, will he found extremely useful • for Libraries, Drawmg-rootns; I'ublic Offices,Count ihouses, fo r G ent l emen i n Ch am b ers , an d T rave ll e rs of all houses, ;' in Bed-rooms • and Nurseries it will be at all Reasons an essential comfort. ,S(4d by a p po i ntment, i n London, b y Savory, Moore, awl "avidson, Chemists to, the Royal Family, 130, llond,street I , 4 ,fiti .20, Ilegent-street ; H u dson, 27, H 1 aymarket ; 11).' Piccadilly • Sanger 150, Oxford,street ; 'Cobbvi - Itegent-street • ' G'ifrord, 104, Strand ; Clark, Exeter 'Change ; lye and Burbillge, 130, Fleet -street ; Butler, 4; (then side ; '„orni , lin and N e w bold, 41, Eishopsgate,street Within ; .Ro '"f'• 9 0; Cheapilde ; and Hall, Holborn: • • CAUTION TO TEM PUBLlC.—iiis „Amaiestr. PATENT SELF-OILING SMOKE LES, t h at will roast with spits or dangle, and will go ur n YelttS wi two quarts of oil, a canot be Put ot of ; self- act in g Kitchen Ranges, nd with oven, boiler, u hot I) ate, or steamers, heated by a smalltire, far superior and more convenient than any hollow-hack boiler range or cooking ap armus now irt use ; have been proved by upwards of 2,000 fa milies and surveyors to be superior to all others for conveni eir,l,ce, durability, and worknianship, are made ~ and sold by VIOSSER, the Inventor and Patent ee , at hi s manu f actory , Hatton-garden; and no where else in London. To . p e vent imposition, e ac h j ac k an d range has Prosser's name on em. Cradle Spits and Laundry Jacks on new principle-3.- o )4*kt', stoves, and.ranges; taken in exchange. A RitIAGIN.—The Public are respectfully .informed, that there are now on SALE, at the HORSE .4ZAAR, Eing.street, Porunan.squar e , near f our h undred Ci kRRIAGES; consisting of—Landaus, Chariots, ilarotiches, 4 4 Travelling Carriages ; Coaches, Currieles, Lantlaulets, Il l aetuns, Cabriolets, Stanhopes, Tilburies, Denndts, &c. .rho greater part of which are new, und by the first Makers ; And they form altogether a collection not to be found in any ot her establishment in Europa. r t o CABINET MAKERS, UPIIO STERERS, &c.--In addition to the New Bazaar, l it ie cr•Street, and King-street, ortman-square, for,the Sale of noliseellaneous Articles, which is about to Open in the begin fitsilit of March, a considerable space will be sklecially allotted Ole Sale of New FURNITURE, ricTuts i and variaas Plee Articles, by Co&mission ;. and, in order to accommodate oils m s who ma y ecnd such Property in for Sale, advances of t." ltl eY will be made, according to the value thereof, In. the same „ tier as advances are now made on Carriages. This-exten qq alarket will contain the greatest variety of Articles for use ls' sre o r ti rn and the Public are respectfully assured, that every n ,` wtli be made to impress upon all persons who have engaged hooray engage Shops therein, that their own interests will be r omoted by selling Goods of the very best quality on the willTT: Possi t , ble terms. I ! "111-owing are amongst the great variety of Articles which e constantly on Sale at this Establishment, .viz.,--liorsea, ta r 4.9 ll ,,Saddlety, F urn i ture , and Looking Glasses; Pic mtlet'Plate, Chin a an d Gl ass ; Watches, Jewellery,' Cutlery, riHQ) d etdware ; Turnery, Perfumery, and Toys; te erd awhery. Farriery, Hosiery, Woollen Drapery, Linen, s e e. el Silks liars, Shoetand Boots • Tea and Coffee, &a. , All Foreign as well a s a ll English Articles will be adniit il tiMe kaker, and other Manufacturers, and Perions sp„,C ho nsy 'wish to engage Shops may learn particulars on sn;irtOtion to ileorg Young, o.N 4, King-street, Portman-, a. rip CLARK'S. GENERAL OUTFITTING • 11':1REHOUSE, for the EAST 'and WEST IN -DIES and St)UTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentle men proceeelin,g to South America, or' any other part of the Globe, will find in thiA Establishment the whole of their Mili tary Apppintments, Swords, Chavas,Sashes,'Belts, Pistols, &c. together with a large and - well-manufactured •stockof Sea Cots, Couches, and Bedding ; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and ; Sea ChestS, Mule and Bullock TrUnks, and every other description of Travelling Equipage. AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS,. ready fitted with the necessary requisites for India, and other tropical climates : likewise a great - variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks, suitable far families going abroad.; Military and indostanee Itooks, Maps. &c. A FASHIONABLE STOCK of Carriago, Curricle, Tah dein, Pha:ton, Stanhope and Chaise HARNESS, with every deacription.of Saddlery, &c. &c. for home use,' East and West- Indies, and South America,. which merit inspection from their exctllent quality, first stile of workmanship, and Moderate brie;,,. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan or fifty years standing is still strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abate. trim will be made. A PATENT HAT with a DOUBLE BRIM. . THE Complaint's universally made of Hata manufactured "on the Old Principle, that they break, admit the rain in the Brim, lose their shape, and get too large tor the Read, induced OA LON anti CO. to 4 obtain his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent on the, 27th of Angttst, NM for a NEW WATER-PROOF BEAVER HAT, with a DOUBLE BRIM; which no rain can ever pe netrate', nor can the severest wear ever break. It can neither lose its shape, soften; nor alter in size, and for Colour, Ele gance, and Durability, it is unequalled : in fact, all the iru perfcetions,common to. other Rats are effecaally ri:nuyveti and coup terai'ted. This Hat trill also' he found the most economical, as it will OUTWEAR Tiro made in the usual way. Price 30 Shillings.. Alanufactured by OA LON and Co. 393, STRAND, oppo site Cccil-street ESTABLISHED UPWARDS of TWENTY YEARS - for the . SALE of IRISH LINEN by the PIECE, at. the FACTOR'S PRICE, No. 4, on the SMITH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY SQUARE, FOUR DOORS from the TOP of SOUTH ANIP TON:STREET, HOLPoOft N. . - • _„... .• E 111 ISI r..[NtN COMPANY beg leave to announce to the Public, that, the above House is their only Establishment in this country; where they continue to supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the P u bli c , w ith WAR ILA Pt rtir treettsis ssit.a. , ,s4.or.assss Lstasts4, • Sheets of the best fah, is and colour, and alio Tattle Linen, at a price considerably lower than they can be Fuca nil thorough any other medium. They also engage t o retinal the purchase tummy, should any fault appear. Good Irish and Bank of Ireland Netes taken as usual. Co l l l o l l' and. Town Orders punctually attended to. by JOI - IN DI /NOVAN, 4, Bloomsbury-sq, 14 ,, n1m, .101-IN DOYLE. 19, Mecklinburgb-st., 7,000 Pair of Stout Warm BLAN.KETS for the Poor; and 500 Pair of Strong SHEETS, at 7s. per Pair A LcoTT 4NT D 1 MES beg to call the atte9tion or the charitably . disposed, - to the above articles, and the Willi...generally, to (ofthe !Argenta Stocks of LINEN DRAPERY in the Kingdom.—;trou t ; Russia Sheeting, tild, per yard ; wide ditto, 90. ; 5.4 wide, ditto Is.; 7'4 Irish Sheeting, 10t1. ; 6.4 ditto, 2s. ; fuse Rolland ditto, 2s. to 3s. ; Russia Sheeting, 2 yds. ',wide, without a seam, is. 10d.; tine ditto, 25..6d.; extra do., 35.; 3 yards wide ditto, 4s. tid, ; and some real Russia ditto, curiously tine, 61. 6 11.—Twenty thousand single a nd d ou bl e damask Breakfast and Dinner Cloths; 1,500 breakfast ditto, 1.500 ditto damask, 2s. 9th ; large size, 3s. 6d. ; 2,001/ double damask dinner ditto, V, yards long, Bs. Od., worth 20s. ; .1,800 ditto, 3 y ar d s l ong , 10s. 6d.; 1,000 ditto, 4 i yards long, 19s; and some of the most beautiful Silesian ditto, Ws. to 2/. Cloths 5,. 6, and 7 yards long, in p ro p ort i on ; 3,000 damask Napkins, 7s. Od. per dozen ; fine double damask ditto, 12s. ; Ham sung ditto, 16s. 6d. to 215.; with an unbounded assortment of huckaback diaper Glass Cloths, and every article for Family use ar i s . eilt r e Ki s u s ilt o s, pmr 3yati.d,f tamesli ong, si li e ;sa m C k o e u t z . is • terpancs, same size, . . , 500 a .complete bargain. At the N 'PpON LINEN • WAREHOUSE, 78, ,OXFORD.STREET, .exactly oppo. site the Pauthton. I ATE FAILURES in COMM FARCE, emu bi)wd with recent disasters at Sea. have plaeed at the ! disposal of the Proprietors of the New MERCANTILE Es. TABLISIINIENT, for immediate Sale, a 37,0004 stock of the most superb Silesia, Irish and Scotch damask table linen ever beheld ; German, Russia, and Irish sheeting;; fine li nens; India and Britisn long cloths; quilts, counterpanes, &c.; and present their list of prices for publit. inspection, mishit they defy any other House in the Kingdom to equal in price oc quality. Seventy• fire piece,' of Russia sheeting, the full width, requiring no seam, 241. a yard; fine, 2s. Td. ; very fine, 2s. 6d.; fine Irish ditto, 3s. thl. A quantity of 54 , 0 ,,d d amas k napkins, fis, a dozen; the common price is Qs. ed.; a few rich double damask, at 10s. Gd, well worth 1(5.64. Breakfast cloths, 17,1. cacti; a large size, gs, ad. ; damask cloths, foil 2 yards lontt. 7*. ; rich double damask, 25.; three yards ditto, I3s, 6d.; lour yards ditto, las 6d.; five yards ditto, 235. ed.; with es'ery other size up to 10 yards long, equally cheep. Stout muck Russia sheets, tie. Gd. a pair ; line, es. aid. ; real llnssia, sus. eth and lest.; yard w id e linen sheeting, &Ad, a yard ; fine ditto, aid.; real Russia,, fine, stout, and full ylkd and quarter wide, I td. a yard, cheap at 1611.; very fine, 14. and 16d..; 300 pieces 'of curiously fine, and uncommonly stout, from lad. to 21. 4il. ; 'even boxes of Irish shretings, from 12d. a yard to 4s. 6d. ; three cases of Mitch sheeting', a rare article, and decidedly cheap, Large Russia towels, lis. a dozen. Furniture dimities, sd, a yard; good nitireen, 12,1. Curtain ninslios, 4-4th, wide, 4,1.; hand. saute damask lenotts, 9d, Good large Counterpanes, 48.6 d. each, Elegant Marseilles quilti, full three yards square, 18s. Mill ell-wide !Ong clot lis, •1 Is. i op. the piece (25 yards) ; fine ' undressed ditto; 14S. ; real India ditto for shirting, 16s. and I "' W ell worth 16d. it yard. Fine jacconots fur dresses, 14s. Gd s the piece (20 yards); undressed etsinhrics fur slips, 10s. Gd: the piece, 6•4ths while; en unusually large assortment of coloured flounced tomtit' dresses, from Vs. 6d. to 253,; and beautifully embroidered Moravian ditto, front 10s. to 695. ,• India sprig bonlidinner dresses, I2s 64. each; Deeca striped ditto, 6s. Gd. Embroidered cambric handkerchiefs, 7s. a dozen ;just imparted, 500 dozen of French cambric handker chiefs, from 16s, a d ozen to 921. 6,1„; those at 215. are fine, at 255. and 80i. very fine, arid generally sold at 455. 174 pieces of Welsh flannels, strong and wide, at 6,1, per yard ; very fine, at It. the finest made, sit 25., such es urpielling at the regular shops at as. 9d. yet yard. 'flue article of Irish linens they are enabled to sell the most approved bleaches full Is. a pull lower, t bin any Other house out of Ireland, and have at present ,Ilt,ooo pieces, from 7d. a yard to 4s. sd.t ;about 150 pieces that art; saile,l , but warranted to wear well, to be sol 4 unusually:cheap, for Ready Money only, at the New Mercantile E§tablklunent, coiner of Itedcross street, Barbican.--Large purchasers tire requested to apply in the ` arty part of the day COFFEE and COCOA made in-one minute, from the ESSENCE of COFFEE and COCOA PASTE, sold by 0. GRAHAM, at' hit TEA and FO REIGN FRUIT WAREHOUSE, corner of the Belle Sau vage Inn, 37, laidgate.:hill. Coffee, in bottles, 35., 3s. 6d., and O. 6d.; and Coco a , i n Nibs is. and ‘2 9 . each: Essence of Ginger, and all other Spices, Is. 6d. per bottle ; Pulveriied Jamaica Ginger, p re p are d f rom the interior of the root, in cases, Is. id. each ; Prep a r e d Ch oco l ate, i n pots, 2 s . fid. eac h . IlicksOn's Anchovy Paste, Is. 6d. a pot; and Orange Marma lade, is, 6tl. per lb. ; Roberbio's Patent Barley and Groats, 9d. each ; IlattP* Farinaceous Pood, lA. per packet ; also, F. Graham's Patent Coma, 3s, per lb. ; and Sassafras Cocoa, ss. per lb. West India Preserved Ginger, 7s. per Ili.; Tamarinds, 2s. per lb. ; Portugal Grapes, Is. per lb. • anti all Foreign Fruits, at reduced prices; Ginger-tiavotired ' Barley Sugar, and real Pon tefract Licorice Cakes.—N.B. Free labour Sugar. Also'a.t No. 16, Picket -street, Temple Bar. ATV AltD and DOB.ii),V lemiliotta bk. and 'ILA Military TAILORS, 64 - d., No. 431, .1%;',.3 ND, (six doors trora S&. Martitt . s.tane), beg len.o mwt reverently to inform the Nobility, Gentry, as the Phibiie.. l .tic general, that they have opened the above Premises a's a General Clothing Establishment. _ • , & D. beg to assure those Gentlemen who may be pleased to favour them with their commands, tinwevery Article will be of the very best Materials and Workniviship, and cut in the most Fashionable style, at full tweutYper cent. under the usual charges. The following is a brief sketch of Prices for ready Money, the only Terms upon which G. & D. can transact Business d. e. d. 0 0 310 0 6 0 315 0 3.180 4 40 3110 410 0 Superfine Coat in colours Ditto Blacks and Blues Extra, Saxony wool ditto . Superfine Frock Coats, faced with - silk Cassitnereor cloth Trowsers,moStfashion able Carlenrs - . - Black or Blue Saxony, ditto , . Milled Cassimere Breeches, m u le in a very superior style_ . - Toilenet or Valencia Waistco - Black and Buff Cassintere# 'r t.:. white Marcella . . . - 015 0 010 0 A Suit of Livery coMplefe . 4 14 0 Cloaks of every description. Driving ana great Coats, &c. kept ready made for the convenience of Gentlemen travelling, at Charges equally rlZZOilable. Lndies• Habits and Pelisses plain or elegantly 11100. 1 80 114 0 112 0 1180 110 0 110 014 0 016 0 W /lISPER. TO THE LA DIES:--- Ye British Fair, oh! let thy course incline, To Rep: nt-street , two hundred forty-nine, Satins and Levantinett of every hue, With be:iodate Gros de NiiNes, claim thy view; , In every shade; the brightest or the deepest, Their Sarceneta and Bareges are the cheapest, In Granadines, none them can Their Chintzes too, the moigAelight the Belle Shawls, whose rich texture - flicinate each Dame, None e'er from Further Ind' superior came. In - line, for Silks, or Cloaks, no further go, None ever can eclipse SIMI'SON'A and Co. MUSIC FO F 1; lA . lfirgts poblishill by CLEMENT! and CO. in, CH EAINIOF„. ESSAMI 'COTTAG E, Rondo., by Die. wits, pike '2.5.; Mae Domnin, variations, by Itaw. lings, 35.; Minstrel Harp, de. by do. 45.; Ricordanza, Op. ;ti, by Kalkhrenner y , 45.; Airs-in 11 Crociatti, arranged by De Pinna, Bks. 1 and 2, each 35.; Ditto, as Duets, by Att wood, Bks. I to 4, each /Is.; Giorinetto Cavalier, from ditto, Rondo, by Nieves, 35. ; S u ave i mag i ne , from ditto, by ditto, as. ; March, from, ditto, by ditto, 39. • 'Waltz, from Der Freischutz, by Gelinck, ;itt.; ernrim's from 11 Crociato, 39.; BEETEIOV.a.N'S Three Waltzes, as hurts, by Torte, 25.; Clifton's F.zerviAcs, its. I and 2, each 35.; Pixie Melanges, Nos. I and 2, ls. ; Iluntswett's Chorus, by t Lour hissrA.Cisorov. m di, cuthots, like. Ali,erst 2, each as.;.- Burrowes's Air from Vreiscbutz, flica.4. - 2 1 each 35.; Ditto, from Euryanthe, Ilk. I, ds. N. 11:—The 111ELOCMAPHICON Is NOW - _ GOULDING ana D Correct EDITION of by AMIN PALMY. To be bai 72 Songs each, price 11. Is. or rwo Songs eacb_atis. _ bai AIN Ne and Scorns !I SONGS arranged id in Two Volumes, containing in Single Numbers, containing Contents of Volume I. Auld Lang Syne Auld Robin Gray A Highland Lad Birks of Endermay Birks of Aherfeldi Blue Bells of Scotland Cumbernauld Houle Charlie is my darling Corn riggs are bonny . Come under my ploidy Charlie cam to our Laird Comeiboot me o'er Dumbarton Drums Donald Duncan Gray Minnie Davie Green Film' the Rashes Gin living worth Galin Wiiter Here awa there awa I canna like ye John Anderson my Jo Jess Macfarlane Kenn►ure's on and awa Land o' the Leal • Logic a' Buchan Contents of Vol. H. An' t Vey're a' Noddin Auld King Coul An' t bon were my ant thing Allan Water Argyll is my name Carl, an the King come Continue time the Rye Cauld kail in Aberdeen Ca' the Ewes to the Knower Caller Herring Down the burn Davie love- Dusty Miller Dent tak' the wars For lack of gold Fur a' that and a' that Gloomy winter's now uwa Go to the ewe hughts Marion Go to Berwick Johnny • Here's a health to them thit-'s awe . He's dear to the I'll mak' ye fain to follow me Jock o' Hazledean I'm o'er young to marry yet Kate of Aberdeen Kind Robin to t es me Lady Bothwell's lament Lass can eve lo'e me Lassie wi' the lint white locks Mount mud go Mary of Castle Cary Mary's Dream My heart is sair My winsome wee thing Musing on the Ocean My Peggy's face My Minnie 0: Of a' the Mils Oh dear what can the matter he 0 ! for ane and twenty Tam 0 wed may the boatie raw 0 open the door Lord Gregory O: poortith cauld 0 CAD ye sew C.:tuitions Prince Charlie's farewell Holten Adair St. Kilda's Song . She's fair and tango ,Statoly o'er the lea Sweet Robin The Miller The Banks of Air The Banks of the Dee The Palmer The Lothian Lassie 'the Captive Itihbort 'Twas within a toile The Highland Widow's La went 'The Bush nboon Trugnair Tarry won' The Ploughman This is no mine ain house The Maid that tends the goats The Ewie we the crooked • born The winter it is past Up in the morning early tme - war them a' Willie ar% my heart When wild war Willy was a wanton wag Widow ate ye wakite Willie's rare When the days they are tang. Lochaber no more Loch Ertrch side Lewic Gordon My Roy Tammy My Lodging is on the Cold Ground My Daddy is a Canker'd Carl My ruin kind Dearie My Love is hut a Lassie yet hl•Phersnn's farewell Maggy Lauder My heart's in the highlands My Love is Uke the red Rose O'er the inure amang the hea ther O'er the hills and far away Oscar's Ghost 0 say bonny Lassie 0 gin my Love were Oh whittle and I'll come to you my Lad Pinky House Prince Charlie Queen Marl's Lamentation Roy's Wife Itoslin Cdstle Shepherds I have lost myLove Saw ye Johnny cowing yaw ye shy Father Scots whit bee The Yellow•hair'd Laddie 'Mailroom of Cowdenknowes The, (es rine luck about the house The Last of Patio's Mill Tweed Side The Gardener wi' his Paidle The Highland Laddie Todlirt' frame The last time I came o'er, &c. The Flowers of Edinburgh The Campbells are coming The Silter Crown NV hist le o'er the lave et Wou'd and married and a' When I think on this warld's pelf Wars me for Prinee Charlie W►llie brew'd a Peck e'Mau't Welcome Royal Charlie Yeßtink! and Drams Pubtithed by Goulding and Piano Fiirtes and Military Mu sQUARE. D'Almairte, Manufacturers of idol instruments, tu, SOHO. ACASE OF EXTEUIVIE DISTRESS,—An Individual, whose birth,, education, and connexions,. and whose literary attainments have been of a stiperior style, has had the misfortune to fall under the severest visitation of complicated afflictions, having, during the late war, about the year 17,96, 'enrolled himself in a Volunteer Corps in defence of his Sovereign and beloved country, against a threatened inva sion, and, while on actual duty, contracted a violent rheumatic complaint,which deprived him of the use of his liinbs„and reduced him to the present state of misery and want, being.at present a pitiable object in St. Bartholomew's Hospital. During the course °fleet year his case was represented to his Most Gracious Majesty,' who was moat benevolently pleased, after inquiry was made, to send him relief, for which he: will ever feel most thankful,. It is hoped that the present Appeal will operate on a charitable and benevolent , British -Public in his behalf._ W. O. Ross, Esq., 52, Upper Charlotte -street, Fitzioy..square, and Mr. Wilson, bookseller, Royal Exchange, will bear testi mony for the truth of the above statement, and by whom Do. nations will be 'thankfully received. . WINKS AND SPIRITS . IMPERIA 1.,' NI r.A . :•,t; :VET s: SARGENSON, No, 5, OPERA v • COLONADE, PALL. MALL, ha, the honour Of apprizing those Gentlemen eutious iu 01..1) WINES, that Vaults are now stocked with Wines of the most approved Vintages, enriched by age, and already stamped by Public approbation, viz. Rich Old Old Ports in Wood and Bottle, with Fancy Bees Wing. &c. 324. 364. 455. Old Sherry, Brown and Pale, S's. 365. 425. Bncellas and Vidonia E. 1. and W 1. Madeira, 455. 544. Burgundy and Champagne, from 905..t0 lOns, Clarets, Irons the first grosser., 7N. to 9os. • Hermitage, &c. 90s. J Nloselle, 70s. 84s. Vin de (rave, 965. I Old Hoch. &c. 1001. CAPE WINES of the first quality, 194. 214. 245. And SPIRITS, full Strength end Flavour. Genuine - Cognac Brandy, 22 Rotterdam Geneva years old • English Gin Old Jamaica and Pine Apple And Irish Whiskey. Rum. %Vitt) an Extensive Variety queurs, which he wilt sell att *** Nearly opposit rf Cordials and Foreign. Li. le Lowest Prices foi Cash ! ! ! tO Carlton Paine e. AXE INN, ALDERIIIANIIIIiik: A NEW, and Elegant FQ LIR IVSID 11l POST COACH, TILE ENTERPRIZE, ulion an im prOved principle, frcim the above fin, every day at FIVE o'Clock precisely, and arrives at the PALACE and TALBOT Inn, in MANCHESTER, The following Afternoon, at a Quar. ter pact Five. No change of Coaphea. Only FOUR COACH MEN and ONE GUARD throughout. ROUTE.—STONEY- STRATFORD, COVENTRY, NUNEATON, ATILERSTONE,TAIIIIVORTH, LITCH. FIELD, STONE, NEWCASTLE, CONGLETON, MAC : CLESFIELD, AND STOCKPORT. Coaches to El RMINGHAAL CHESTER; and LIVER. POOL, every Afternoon, at PI Vll—Passengers can proceed to'all parts of the North, the followi n g Morning, by th e 'CAR. LISLE COACHES, which will arrive in time for the EDIN BUII,OII, GLASGOW, and PORT PATRICK MAILS. The Proprietors, Messrs. 110 LT and Co. beg leave to re. commend this fine of Road, which leads through the rich and delightful Counties of Warwick and Staftbrd, passing many Nolilemen's Seats; among which are those of the Matquis of Stafford, Lords Anson, Talbot, Ilarrowby, &c. &c. and avoids the steep and dangerous hills of Derbyshire. N.B. Canal Conveyance from the Axe Inn, Aldermanbury, to all parts of England. tt Very Superior accommodation at the above Inn for Gen. lemen and Families visiting London. To T. TAYLOR, Rea. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London, Hosfou nen SUN, 101 Ge leave toinform peosj th a.r.s.sw eistaa year Into, I lied been afflicted with the Lees Venereal, which, from its obstinately resisting every course: et medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un ilergoing severalsevere COUESeat of salivation, and twice dis charged front the Hospital with little relief, weenid appear to he of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such re heady:is nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and-my legs were broke nut in a frightful manner ;I my right was dreadfully pSinful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it, WAS very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive use of rest,. iii Ibis lamentable state, was recommended by • Mr. 3, "ilionipsem, (who received so greet a cure by them here),totake your Lealee' s Patent Pine, which I began tollOon the entli o. May.; in "the course of a fortnight 1 began tei receive henetit—m little more than a month t he ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon atter, the sores as my legs lmaled also; leaving, loe,e ever', considerable discolouratiou in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of Chid, ;mil a little longer peaseverance in your invaluable Medicine!, subsided; the codas dispersing, the skin _regaining' its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going oil'.--1 thus became!, by rufelycllli..irevee fruit alt r 1 113 t y o o r u n r i li er beral r i i c t e s_ eld a ir,. medicate, ovrt ze i e s t u t: . , d : 4 1 n a y n i t o n n !c t i l i zt als J o o t l e w n l; i o c f h a s l t l at e who (. l ast kn i t i . s w g n.e, 1 um nt a loss in what ter/es to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering m or t a l s; to make this my case Lie public as possible, as. I shall on ev e ry ; so doing you will greatly oblige, sir, yam - grateful, obedient, very humbleservant, ALEX. MURKER Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Curet-- Win Thompson, No. t, New Poultry Merkel, Edinburgh, John blgotosh, Old Assembly Close,Edhiburgh. Prepared and sold by the sale Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOB, Member of the Royal College of 'Fitnweons, at his house, No. is, New .116(1ga-street, London; when!, alter a constant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure sit Venereal Complaints anel those incidental to the Parts of fieueratiqn, .with 1 but iiiviolable secrecy which man of his profession should always observe in such cases, he Hatters himself the advice and aisistanee he bratuithasly administers to persons taki ng thi s Medicine, will e estet meet, by a discerning Public, as an advattage Seldom attainahle, and void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by leis appointment, tor the convenience of those Ilv;mg at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 104 Oxford-street; Mr. Oishiwoltglea, No, 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mi. Callwel blin ; and of one person m every conaiderable to Nil in Gloat Britain mod Ireland, in boxes amity to. ad. each, stamped, and sealed op with foil and plain directions, arlierebv pertains, of tithe.. sex easy eine themselves with ease,speed, wirer, anditafeio.r A dud was fought on Blackheath on Saturday between a French gentleman and G. B-T,Esq. in consequence of a dispute respecting a lady ; the cher-amie of Monsieur, who resides in the Kent-road. The former wbs seriously wounded is the armoin the first fire. --- VVhilst the clams of New Orleans were shivering with cold, and ice made, of considerable thickness, during five nigh ts _ i n secession-at this very time the people about Plaquemine Bend were nacertsin whether there fuel been any frost or not, and men felt no drill whatever, although at work in the w a t er , The distance between the two places is something more than fifty miles in n strait line. The difference in temperature is the shop of Mr. BA II K 6-4.33, no doubt mainly owing to the Immediate vicinity of' the sea on either banti.—(.ltnerieun Paper.) b°ronici e r n htl i t n e t d o aY st l i ' d ig . k r e :b o b r e e t a i r e ly f of 12Cl. 101.4d.,-and a time on l' ii ‘ cE i c t i a T i S Tlt Te:wEl mornin g,aTs - i Fb )i ij e lefl c s e t , ;: w itr i h t e l ee t t s ll' :; n d o c u b li the thieves got clear off. 'flie'y attempted the iron safe, by wrenching the doors ) , but were foiled.' There nee two watchmen within a few yards of M - r. Barker's, one employed'' by the parish, and one by Messrs. Iluare, the banker's. ' . ...J. THE SMALL-PDX iIOSPIT4L OW . A Meeting of, MO Governors of.the aLove, pital was held en Saturday in the CoMmittee Room, " to con.; cider the Physicians Report to the last General Court, written copies of which liattbeen transmitted to his Royal highness' the Duke of York, and his Majesty's Secretary of State." The Duke or,Yonsz. took the Chair, and'opened the buSinetta by stating, that the Meeting, had been specially conrened 'by bon, in masa/new° of a statement that appeared in the Phy. sicians' Report, which had been sent to him and ,Mr. Peel, that twelve persons had died in the hospital last year of the small, pox, Who had previously been vaccinated. Such a statement having caused considerable alarm in the public mind, they thought it. theiT duty to c a u se an iniestigation to by made as to the truth of the stateinent. A number of witnesses :were then examined, when it sp.; peered that thew was no proof that the persons heal any of them been vaccinated; none of their) . having exhibited the Usuid marks, althotrgit cull of them stated that they had undergone" the op ration irr OW country, Where., hoWever ' it is generally $ badly performed, that it se ld om h as any eifect. The Report stated positively, that the persons had been vaccinated, instead of saying it was presumed that they had been. The omission. of this word caused the inquiry to be made, with the result of which his Royal highness expressed himself satisfied. LAW INTEI:LIQtNCE. Fis. 11. • TIIOIII.T',Y The question in this ease arose out of a very singular be.t quest contained in the will 'of the late Earl of Lindsay, which bore date in .June, In& The testator died in February,lll2s,- and after giving by his said will numerous pecuniary 'legacies so be applied to tarious charitable uses, lie directed his executor to renew the lease of certain lands in Antigua, which he him, self then occupied, and in the Year IBM to emancipate all his sego slaves, having first instructed them in the Holy Scrip= tures, taught them llifrerent trades, and shared amongst them the sum of 10,0001. It was argued by Mr WRAY, who re-' presented the Atieerney-tietteral in this suit, that this mast' .be considered as a charitable bequest to the negroes, and that he was therefore entitled to have ivreferred to the Master to in quire whether •it could, and what would'he the best means of carrying it into effect; that,if it could not be carried• into 0144 t report to what other purpose the suni bequeathed ought to' be applied. • , Mr. HEALD, who was counsel for the executor, stated, that the negroes had its yetAhcen kept in ignorance of the bequest for that it' they were to be made aCquained with it, the mo,t. )?ernicious consequ e nc es wo u ld • in all probability ensue; in., deed, an insurrection amongst them might be expected. Mr. IlanT, who appeared for the heir.aNlaw Of the testator, resisted tile bequest altogether, and expressed.. consider4ble doubt whether it was not wholly invalid 'by. the laws or Attu tigua. nialloimun was clearly of opinion that this qiust be cost. skiered as a charitable bequest to the negroes.antillireeted it to be referred to the Master to take the usual accounts of the tel..r tator's real and personal estates, and of the amount of !ie legs cies bequeathed by him ; as also to inquire what slaves the Les: tator was in possession of at the time of his death, how mane . had been born since, What was their - mats: and condition. as she' whether by the laws of Antigna this was a valid legacy. COURT O 1 'KING'S BENCH, TED. IL IN THE :VATTER OF WALLACE. Mr. DowtAtio- moved on behalf of Mr. Wallace who hail Been an officer in the army, and was now a p r ii oner i n t h e Klng'4 Bench prison for debt, that the Marshal . should restore him to the enjoyment of air and exercise allowed to the other Drooners, IlJx.a iclAvit stated, that onJe eveuinkel the par ••,••• L.rturix - r, •••••• :11111(e!. itireng room; 'or dungeon, where ha h since been ennfined with two other persons under circumstances calculated to injure his health, which was infirm. He had never been brought before the Marshal, though he hail often requested to see hire. , and was unconscious of any offence which could justify such restrictions.—The Coti ItT granted a rule to show cause. COURT 01" COMMON PLEAS, YED. n. YiliftAnnt v. cemickier. Mr. Sergeant VAUGuAti was about to show cause against the rule which had been obtained by Mr. Sergeant Toddy for an arreat of judgment in this case, and coinmenced by übsere ing on the difficulties of the situation in which he was placed 1 when • The Lola) Crimp JurercE, rifler a few minutes' de.' liberation,' with the rest of the bench, interposed, and said that he felt the situatim of his Learned brother, and was anxious to relieve hint from its diflicoldes if he could con,. eistently with doing,: justice to both parties. A motion Mut been made on the part of the defendant for a new trial, on the groom] that certain,. allegations contained in the declaretion bud not been PrOVed,---nantely % that there was. such a state as the state of chile. and that the plaintiff was Minister Pleni potentiary from it to this country ; and also that there was sec!' a State as that of Boenos-Ayres, and that a Mr. Bullet wits Consul-General front that State. Now, it a-as the unani- . 1110 Us opinion of th e Court that there wa s no foundation for that objection, because all this being mete mutter of inducement', it was sufficient that the defendant admitted it upon the face of. the libel. Then there was another objectioo ' timely, that the raising of she lo an f rom E ng l and WAS illegal, and therefore the' plaintiff could, not recover. But his Learned Brothers and: himself were all agreed, that because a man was engaged an illegal transaction, another man'hatl not, therefore, a tight to impute fraud to him taint that transaction. Because: the pi/timid.' had raised a loan here, for a State at war with the . mother country, the defendant was nut, therefore, juatified us imputing to him the commission of a fraud upon Englund. —But he (the Chief Jrtstice) had found that, misled by the inuendos in *declaration, he had mistaken on the trial 'fhe meaningof the Übe), in , supposing that it imputed to the plain• tiff a fraud upon Englishmen. Ile was now of opinion that it did not impute the commission of a fraud upon the people of England, but upon the people of Chile ; and if that wow the true coostruction of the. libel, the inuendas .which imitated fraud upon Englishmen were not proved, and the ease ought to go down for a 'new trial; to ace if they could be proved. His Lordship here read the libel, . and 01)3014.11 that the institution it contained was this—tt , You, in collusion with Millet, raise the loan of a aunt of money on alie security of the people of And then walk tato Paris with 200001. of it.'' ljece; add' his Lordship, he does not cheat me, but he cheats those for whom the money was raised, unit who are my eeettrities. It was not' the people of Paiglantk therefore, th at l ie was ac. cased or defrauding, as the inuendo charged, but the people of-South America, who had trinded hint to r a i se the loan ou their security. liCing, therefore, of opi n i on t h at he wits wrong in. his view of the meaning of the libel onahe trial, hit' attention not having been drawn to this point,lia Lordship thought . that the caw. ought to he tri e d again. • Mr. Sergeant VAttoirali expreesed a hope that as this war a new view or the case, counsel might be indulged with au opportunity of arguing upon it. " The LOnri Cumit, Jutrrict insisted that it WAS not a new point, but one of those Ott which the defendant's counsel grounded their motion. Justice PARK said, that the ground upon which the' Court formed ha decision teas one Of great kindness towards the parties. 111 r. Sergeant Vallottasr still pressed his application. Ar r . Justice etsELEic said, that it could not be acceded to , after the Chief Justice had declared that he had been in ,rror upon this point, his attention not having been culled to it 414 the trial. .51r.sergeantir.Auomor then asked that the diffenatild migrit pay' the costs, and bting the 400!. into Court. thing be i n Q g n , u oag e e } (l, l Earle jtSTic ,Judge had r the l j bleme., by ilcknowlvtiging that he had Levu in error. Tho Court had acted most kindly towards hint it) granting the n ew trial. • 'PAun t' here said, he would Abandon hi s ru l e. t i t i l atl ne t v taken leis il t ed sh ° or t e l o7 h trio I S i t e , r t g k , e , " n t t the Court would mould Their decision in whatever way they 'pleased. The Cot/we said they would order a rule for ti new trial. Mr. Sergeant A , At f o shist hoped they would order the cos ts to abide the event. Mr. -Justice Gasiterr.—The minister plenipotentiary of great state ft:Ai% question of eolitti to abide the event Male for a new trial made abselute.